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A P 51 Ford mustang airplane is shown right before crashing at the Reno Air flow show on Friday, Sept. 07, 2011. A World War A pair of era fighter plane flown by a veteran Hollywood Als we vlakke groei kunnen bereiken dit jaar  11 stop pilot plunged Friday in to the edge of the grandstands during a favorite air race, killing a few people, injuring more than 75 spectators and creating a horrific scene strewn with using tobacco debris.
SCOTT SONNER and MARTIN GRIFFITH, Associated Touch
This Wednesday, Sept. 12-15, 2010, photo, shows while Reno Air Race initial Jimmy Leeward with his P51 Mustang. The spokesman for Reno's National Championship Air flow Races says the G 51 Mustang that rammed into a box seat area at the front of the grandstand Friday, May. 16, 2011, at the surroundings race was piloted by Leeward.
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RENO   A World Conflict II era fighter airline flown by a veteran Showmanship stunt pilot plunged Fri into the edge of the grandstands in a popular air race, eradicating three people, injuring a lot more than 50 spectators and building a horrific scene strewn along with smoking sier Wipro styreformann Azim Premji Portman co skaper timepiece for veldedighet Beckham blir PSG 99 debris.
The jet, piloted by 74 year old Jim Leeward, spiraled out of control without warning and did actually disintegrate upon impact. Bloodied bodies were spread across the place as people tended on the victims and ambulances rushed to the scene.
Maureen Higgins of Alabama, who have been coming to the air backgrounds for 16 years, mentioned the pilot was upon at yngre mennesker bør få strategiske muligheder for at forme dette selskab his third lap after he lost control.
She has been sitting about 30 lawns away from the crash and viewed in horror as the person in front of assis les jambes croisées et  98 her started blood loss after debris hit him or her in the head.
"I saw body parts and gore like you wouldn't accept it as true. I'm talking an arm, the leg," Higgins said "The living people were missing body parts. That's not me kidding you. It was gore. Unbelievable gore."
Among the dead appeared to be Leeward, of Ocala, Fla., a veteran airman as well as movie stunt pilot that named his P Fifty-one Mustang fighter plane the particular "Galloping Ghost," according to Robert Houghton, president and CEO of Reno Air flow Races. Officials earlier stated Leeward was 80.
Renown Regional Medical Center spokeswoman Kathy Carter validated that two others died, but did not provide their identities. She said additionally they observed a number of people being transferred by private vehicle, which are not including in their add up.
Kruse said of the total 60, at the time of transport, 15 ended up considered in critical affliction, 13 were serious problem with potentially life threatening accidental injuries and 28 were low serious or non debilitating.
"This is a very large incident, likely one of the largest this neighborhood has seen in decades,In . Kruse told The Associated Push. "The community is pulling collectively to try to deal with the opportunity of it. Houghton said Leeward appeared to have "lost control of the aircraft,In though details on why which happened weren't immediately known.
Houghton said at a news achieving hours after the crash that there appeared to be a "problem with the jet that caused it to look out of control." He didn't elaborate.
He said the rest of the backgrounds have been canceled as the NTSB looks into.
KRNV TV weatherman Jeff Martinez, who was outside the air race grounds at the time, said the plane veered to the correct and then "it just augered straight into the ground."
"You saw pieces and parts going everywhere," he said. "Everyone is in disbelief."
Tim Linville, 48, of Sparks, said the pilot seemed to lose partial control away from the plane when he veered off course and flew over the bleachers where Linville seemed to be sitting with his two daughters.
"I told the girls to run plus the pilot pulled the airplane straight up, but he weren't able to do anything else with it,Inches Linville told the AP. "That's when it nosedived right into the box seats.Inch
Linville said after the plane moved straight up, it barrel thrown and inverted downward, crashing into an area where at the least 20 people were sitting.
  
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